It’s the stylesheet, and we need a link to the site – not a screenshot. We need to see the site code and stylesheet to tell you what to change.
doodlebee’s right. The problem should be addressed in the stylesheet, but you may be able to hold the shift key down while hitting the return key to designate a line break rather than a new paragraph. Other than that, and without links, the best I can say is define your line spacing in the div that holds your posts (probably .narrowcolumn)
Could be the P tag, too – we don’t know what his settings are for those.
Which is why we need a link to the site 😉
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aksd
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the link to the site is in the screenshot :))
http://404.z1.ro
I had tried that. It times out. Sorry.
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aksd
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just modify line-height:; in your stylesheet!
Yeah, the first link times out for me, too – and the second wants me to download a file….I don’t really want to do that.
Jack – if he doesn’t *have* a line-height in the stylesheet, he won’t know what to edit, and he obviously wouldn’t know where to put it. The question is whether or not he has other stuff in his stylesheet that would affect this. Does he have more than one call to line height? Is it in a class? What?
There’s more specifics needed for this. Yeah, it might turn out to be that simple, but then again, it might not.
Finally – it came up for me. Took forever.
What you’re seeing isn’t line spacing. Youve got those three “words” separated by P tags. Meaning, they’re all separate paragraphs. You’re seeing the space between paragraphs.
If you make each paragraph more than one line long, you’ll see the line spacing.
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aksd
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yeah, you’re right 😀 i should’ve said from the start that each line in the post is between <p> and </p> 😀 in the code. but why does it put them automatically ?
So you don’t have to. All you have to do is write your post. WP does it so you don’t have to sit there and code the site yourself.
